CommandDotNet
A modern .NET framework for building feature-rich command-line interface (CLI) applications with minimal boilerplate.
What is CommandDotNet?
CommandDotNet is a .NET framework for building modern command-line interface (CLI) applications. It provides out-of-the-box support for commands, sub-commands, validations, dependency injection, and many other features, reducing the complexity of CLI development. It solves the problem of writing repetitive boilerplate code for parsing arguments, routing commands, and generating help documentation.
.NET developers building CLI tools, utilities, or applications who want a robust, convention-based framework with minimal setup and extensive built-in features.
Developers choose CommandDotNet for its comprehensive feature set, adherence to POSIX conventions, and extensibility through middleware. Its integrated test tools and focus on modern CLI patterns make it a productive choice over manual parsing or less feature-rich alternatives.
Overview
A modern framework for building modern CLI apps
Use Cases
Best For
- Building .NET CLI tools with complex command hierarchies
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